Stetson in the News: Nov. 3-9, 2023

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Kevin Winchell

• The West Volusia Beacon on Nov. 7 featured the article “Guest Commentary: Let’s lean in to the hard conversations” by Kevin Winchell, director of Community Engagement.

• Talk Pittsburgh on Nov. 3 interviewed artist/alumna Carolyn Haas, who cited her exhibition at Stetson’s Gillespie Museum.

• The West Volusia Beacon featured the Hatter Angel Network in the Nov. 8 story “Stetson students direct investment toward Miami media company.” NewsBreak covered the story in the Nov. 3 post “Stetson University’s Hatter Angel Network Boosts Local Economy with Major Investment in Miami Media Firm.”

Other Stories

• The Tallahassee Democrat featured Double Hatter Cassandra Jackson in the Nov. 2 story “City of Tallahassee Attorney Cassandra Jackson stepping down in latest City Hall drama.”

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Stetson Aquatic Center

• HappeningNext cited the Sandra Stetson Aquatic Center in the Nov. 3 post “Volunteer Walk and Weed.” The West Volusia Beacon also cited the event.

• The Daily Commercial and the Lake County Conservation Council cited Stetson’s Institute of Water and Environmental Resilience in the Nov. 2 story “Lake County public workshop focuses on strategic conservation.”

• HappeningNext, I Love the Burg and Creative Loafing Tampa Bay featured Ryan Rivas, publisher of Burrow Press and the coordinator of MFA Publishing at Stetson’s MFA of the Americas, in the Nov. 6 post “Lizard People: A Conversation with Ryan Rivas.”

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Mayhill Fowler, PhD

• All Events In cited Mayhill Fowler, PhD, associate professor of History, director of SPREES (Stetson’s Program in Russian, East European and Eurasian Studies) in the Nov. 5 post “Los Angeles Bus Trip for Holodomor Commemoration.”

• HappeningNext cited Stetson in the Nov. 5 post “Flashlight Night Tours at the Haunted Antique Shop.”

• Cracked cited Stetson in the Nov. 6 story “‘You Can Do It!’: 25 ‘Waterboy’ Trivia Tidbits on Its 25th Anniversary.”

The CUB

• Orlando Weekly cited Stetson in the Nov. 8 post “Carlton Union Building, Stetson University.”

• Formosa News cited Stetson’s Saxophone Workshop in the Nov. 7 broadcast segment and online story “Spotlight on Brazilian saxophonist, Diogo Pinheiro.”

• The West Volusia Beacon cited Stetson University in the Nov. 8 story “Stetson Mansion among nominees for favorite holiday home tour.”

• The West Volusia Beacon’s Nov. 8 calendar cited Stetson’s Guitar on the Rocks concert, a faculty recital featuring Dione Chandler, DM, adjunct faculty, Oboe; and pianist Kristie Born, DMA, visiting lecturer; and others. 

• BestColleges cited Stetson in the Nov. 8 story “Common App Offers Direct Admissions to Colleges and Universities Nationwide.”

Alumni

• The Key West Citizen profiled alumnus Eddie Kertis in the Nov. 4 story “Never Too Old: AARP member swims for The College of the Florida Keys.”

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Stetson University in the News is a weekly roundup of media coverage that mentions Stetson, its faculty, students, staff and alumni

• Carlton Fields profiled Double Hatter Mac R. McCoy in the Nov. 2 post “Carlton Fields Welcomes Former U.S. Magistrate Judge Mac R. McCoy Back to the Firm’s Business Litigation Practice.”

• BusinessNews, VN Explorer, the Sunday Independent and the Irish Independent profiled alumnus Kevin Maughan in the Nov. 5 story “UrbanVolt’s CEO gets his moment in the sun.”

• Patch featured alumnus Miles Sutton in the Nov. 7 post “Miles Andrew Sutton, piano.”

• The Tullahoma News, River Country News and more than 20 other media outlets featured alumnus Craig Henderson in the Nov. 7 story “PGT Innovations appoints Craig Henderson as Chief Financial Officer.”

• Real Radio 104 on Nov. 8 interviewed actor/alumnus Carlos Navarro, who cited his upcoming “To the Top” presentation at Stetson.

• The Island News profiled alumnus Jeff Johnson in the Nov. 8 story “Veteran of the Week – Jeff Johnson.”

• Positively Osceola featured alumna Erika Booth in the Nov. 8 story “Erika Booth, Tom Keen Set to Face Off in January General Election After House District 35 Primary Wins.”